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Brookings-Harbor Pilot
Thursday, January 10, 1957
Brookings, Oregon
F ran k Blachley retu rn ed this into California. He visited on sev- His son left on a ca rrie r for 18 ley reported th a t he is glad to b t
week from a 12 day trip south eral aircraft carriers in San Diego, m onths duty in the Pacific. Blach- back into Oregon. _______ _ _ _
This sweet, smooth and sassy new
Chevy has its own built-in "dollar-
saver**—America’s favorite six!
Hard to believe it, but this big
beauty is a bottom-priced Chevrolet
"One-Fifty.” It’s got Body by
Fisher quality written all over it.
And it has a peppery, sweet-running
"Blue-Flame” six under the hood to
make your gas stops few and far
between.
Like all new Chevies, it brings you
a very special sureness of control.
This is a quality that just can’t be
measured in dollars and cents. Lots
of cars that cost lots more just don’t
have it. Come in and see how much
pleasure we’re passing out these days
at Chevrolet prices!
Big beauty with small-budget ways!
1 S A B I.I.I, R l'G G F I.I.S , d au g h ter of J. C o llis,
Brookings, is p ic tu re d a b n e w ith her w in n in g oil
p ain tin g . “ S ycam ore T re e ”. T h e e n try was given
honorable m ention in the H a rris
(C a lif .)
county
show.
It’s powered by Chevy’s famous six
Local Man, A. E. Freeman has Interest
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In First Radio Station in Lake County
G overnor Elmo Sm ith dedicated productive will now be served by
Lake county’s first radio station radio.
recently. The radio station, KAIK,
M ayor H ow ard Goodnough and
is owned by a local man, A. E. Trow Long, .president of Lake
Freem an of Brookings.
county’s C ham ber of Com m erce
T he dedication was at a dinner welcomed the station to the tow n
m eeting of more than 120 local and county.
men and women at H unters
O thers introduced w ere S tate
Lodge. Station K A lK ’s planned T reasu rer Sig U nander, who ac
live broadcast of the program was com panied G overnor Sm ith to
not realized because the expected Lakeview, Robert Dunn, th e gov-
authorization from the Federal
e rn o r’s aide; Lt. Col. W. E. Tim m
C om m uiication’s Commission had and M ajor Robert E. Renn, who
not been received. The authoriza flew the governor’s p arty in an
tion arrived on December 21.
Air Force plane of the Oregon Air
The governor, who is publisher N ational G uard; MirCut Ju d g e
of th e Blue M ountain Eagle at 1 Charles H. Foster; D istrict A t
Jo h n Day, told of the tim e during torney Ju lian H erndon and incom
the w ar w hen he owned a new s ing officers: Bob W eir Jr., presi
paper at O ntario, and had applied dent; Tony Castel, vice president,
for a FCC perm it for a radio sta and Dick Proebstel, treasu rer.
tion there. The application drug
Voval en terain m en t was sup
out until Sm ith, having entered
plied by the Lakeview high school
th e service, learned th at a perm it sextet, accom panied by Robert
for an O ntario station had been
issued to another applicant. He Shortw ell on the piano.
said he w rote the radio man, the
late M arshall Cornett, and urged PICKS DAFFODIL
him to use only the best talent
Bob S tan h u rst reported th at he
for his station there. G overnor
Sm ith com pleted his comments by picked his first field grow n daffo-
saying that, knowing Lynn Thom dill this week in his field in H ar
as and A. E. Freem an, ow ners of bor.
KAIK, thew would fill the talent
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qualifications he set for the On
ta rio station.
s
Lynn Thom as of Coquille and
F reem an of Brookings started a
y ear and a half ago looking for a
site in E astern Oregon and decid
ed on Lakeview . Their m anager I
w ill be Sidney Roach The station
Ju d y Johnson, dau g h ter of L. ;
is 1230 on the dial.
W Johnson of th e W inchuck, was
Ira Moore, m anager o f the Lake chosen queen of the Crescent City
County C ham ber o f Commerce Businessm en’s C hristm as Festival, i
w as m aster of ceremonies. The
Ann Ham ilton was second, and
regular C ham ber of Commerce
forum luncheon had been post V alerie C arrell was th ird in the
poned so that m em bers could a t balloting. Ju d y was presented
w ith a check to cover a com plete '
tend the dedication dinner
County Judge C hrist Langslet outfit. Her total votes w ere ap
spoke of the new station as a new proxim ately, 37,000 as to A nn's
step in Lake county’s progress 20.000 and V aleries 25,000.
from the Pony Express and said ( Sally Lem kuhl, Sm ith River,
it's good to know that the county | won a Welsh pony in th e Crescent
one of O regon's largest and most City festival draw ing.
Winchuck Girl
Collom Chevrolet
SMITH RIVER
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